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Ordinary acts reveal the artistry within us all

A reflection on creativity, craftsmanship and the many forms of artistry found in ordinary work, human connection and daily life.

Why better arguments won’t fix division — and what will

An exploration of how leaders and communities can bridge growing social division by building trust, relationships and shared action across group lines.

Classic Desi mom lines every South Asian kid grew up hearing

A lighthearted Desi Mother’s Day reflection on the classic sayings, warnings and emotional wisdom passed down by Indian and Pakistani mothers.

Ask an Eastern Orthodox Christian: What is the theology of time?

An exploration of how Scripture and Orthodox Christian tradition understand time — from measurable moments to sacred encounters with eternity.

What did Thomas Paine believe? The founding father’s forgotten faith

A reflection on Thomas Paine’s revolutionary influence, his critique of organized faith and the backlash that followed “The Age of Reason.”

At the Mariners’ home opener, a boy’s fall brought a father running — and reminded me of God

A Mariners home opener and an iconic Olympic moment inspire a reflection on a father's love, resilience and the grace at the heart of the Prodigal Son.

Why going the extra mile still defines true kindness

A reflection on the difference between genuine compassion and “faux kindness,” and why going the extra mile matters in faith communities and everyday life.

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